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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

-yvv.to Auy 20 -tdtte-ReceiDts last - Hours 2215
hsaS. ,t, or .,,S far 1880 lstt tor "a IA une
s.r week L. consigned roaRb 10 cars OF which
III 10 New. YORK. 30 sale; Fair 10 Prime Natue
hay. last Monday; all offerings
taken al "a Cherokee steers at So % ~ $500 IL cars
lett over ..o.., ,.,., 80. u..,-
thus head Tor same time last week 5y4 W
III ears on sale Choice sheep amt nrm az
1904 FAIR do ul aud lower &C - 20
n3 Is; Lambs lower Com uon TO Prime western ~ 900
IS 75 50 90; Canadian Lambs 81 % at 40 number
Hoos- kseeun last "a noura 1925 head: tetai tor the
head through 40 OF which 10 to Newt ofk
50 cars Tor declined loo CorDfed es,e
IS 65 50, do selected Medium WEIGHS % '"~
SIS 3D. other grades uuchangsi all onerins> nko"
2O.-Tns Drorsrr Journal ropor.sL
RecepIs-SOUO mead shiumenCs 1000 neAa 10. Inc sssn
0sJ rs Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 1907 o" 'oA"' '"'
EoasDRecepts 1000 head. shipments looo hesa;
mark. stronger; Rough aud Mixed - 6,eso y" Aesny
And Shipping s5 $3.50 SIS Light - Do 'A'' -
9Ss 90 49,, s,,nu.o,. head Market
.tsaJx Naive Mutfous 81 80 81 50; mesgstn 30 i've
e. To' rsxans ~ 90 ass B5 Lambs 400 1to 10 -.
,cut. Aug. 2p.-Cunte-heceots lo0o nead shp-
rsnr. 7',u heacs market was strong Eaf 70 Shoce
fnsss - 40 ass yA Feeders. fair So i6e
30 st.scxrrsHfar good 81 OO 6S2 80 Texans anu
i1di,na comrnon good corn-fed SO lO1$ 80
a.os-.tecsiLLs Aead snpueuJs 1000 head narket
~ss ,,rons; heavv and Butchers se.ectons
g, rs as 80 PACKING Medium 10 Prime 50 OOsso ~
Workers Ne liam ~ Prime 30 vosSo "a riga Common
aooi "A 4DGs4 90. -.
s1ep-Ksos.,s 800 snisneats lsoofhs.a nrnsss
was Drm. Aedam TO Prime 81 20ssl ~ AAmos s'~
60
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hesd-10 City at 60b-s, Total for
the week, 49, 743 head against 4450l head week
The demand moderate and prices uuchange red. The
por n Ordinary Prime Lambs at 5ia66Ts.
Salss-D Harrington POI Michigan sheep so b average
ct sc per 50 Canada Lambs 50 10, at c DO SO no.
at SIC.
Dilenback Dewey: l9l Western Sheep 80 average at
81 60 per 100 ID 6l2 Canada Lambs 81 b. at sac per
Everitt Pdcock 50 Pennsylvania Lambs &C average
at bSc per 10.
Bume & Mullen: "a Kentucky Sheep 100 10 average
4Lc 10 80 do, l04 10 &c; 81 state Lambs "a
atBla
Halen Hollis :l26 Western sheep. 81 ID
4sc per 2l8 Pennsylvania do. 80 TO- at sc 2SS Ohio
Lambs ~ 10, at 6isc
Newton Gillstt: 2S1 west virginia Lambs 81 TO- at &c
per ID Ia West virginia Ewes. 10 n. at 4c.
sherman & Culver: l03 kentucky sheep 81 ID average
at 81 10 per 100 n : 80 do l04 b. at - 30. -
NJ Collins for ID. Harrington 50 Western Ewes. lO2 10
average at 81 90 100 10 l20 Canada Lambs 81 d. at
CSC per 10.
HOGs,-Recepts 81 Of $3.50 head-l4 cars az
jersey city and iOhst Total for the week "a 0S1
head against 2298l head last None for sale alive
NORMALLY steady at S. 6OGs5 81 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Rirer, Vesseis aud Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-A further advance made in the price
Brazil growths today to 1890 for fair spot invoices but
business reported The milder growths were dull
The option list moderately active and with stronger adj
vices from Havre the temper fair final figures repre-
senting advance OF l06l5 points follows January
lsioels5o; August 1893 5lsl5; september ls g ioS
December 1881 45 The ranges the different months
were al follows January. ls.4O 1880 September 1S05D
1920; October. lS259l~.30: November. l835GlS.35I
December, 18350lS.5O. Sales $4,000 bags
COTTON--1D keeping with a nrmer speculative market
values for spot cotton advanced Lice but the move
ment was light Sales $50 bales 20 last evening" all
OF which we're for consumption The port receipts yesterday
were 1859 bales comparing with 66i bales this day last
week and LAG bales for the corresponding dav last year
Since september the total port receipts have been lSSl
bales against 533799 bales for the period last year.
Quotations based American standard OF classification
asf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

LtvEtrooi- Aux -trovi icoa. Cun,or lnl Cut
A4s6L; liss 4is ~. snort Cls4r Miiilos
4Js o. SIsit lsrs JJs H. Ssst
go. Ud iidli Ness PA no Ness jla ~ PORK
Prime Moss OIL o0L; Prime Mesa Eastern
UU& s. LariA nsrican. Is Sd Vest
err 81. Oi.i Lard On. SIS ut Haus-Long Cut so. OF.
shoulders Batter lois s tor hast atst
states characterization Cioice SIS Gil Wheat-Red
Western sprug Us. Ii s6A 3D.. 10 Winter 2l.
6s pe- New Ma. Winter. Is ID. No
sprns IS ID: New Mxoi Western S. Id. California Va
l. gd.. TO- No z 81 dL o. 81 per centaL Pro
Of rurpentine SU Eli TO- London 25A. Sd
Refine Petroleum, ba4L aalsn. Clover Seei
American .teL 49, psr owL Taliow-2ls 3D. per cwt
Fine A nerican 2i4 III Pr CITY. ia Oh owt
Ko-ln- Common 50 dbl Phi la LDt% ~ Ldnssoi Oil,
22s per ProvIsionsAmercan Refrigerated Beef.
hind quarters e. fore quarters 32 n. Hop, at Lon
y ~ I6s Od. O. ia I'd Cott0nsesd
OIL Liverpool make. 2lA Oh -,
LONDON. Aug -Produco-fdnseoi Oh. fla 81. d2la
4 Caicntti IInseof IS. Sd. quarter, LIN
Cake 2b i2A id is Gs per ton Refined Perslenh.
bL e5si per gallon spirits Turpcntins Z6s. Cd per
cwL, PaIa IS OLallA o. Proyisisus-lsirL ia ~ iG
owL for Amsroan sugar-l5A Cd cwL Tor Cupa cs1
$50 ,ni iIA OIL ola 81 TOR Mascovlh
lair rodains an.L Australian Tallow-Beef Ais o. @!lx
Gal, Auttou 2Ia o. Q IS. OF OocSAaut On-Ceyion. 30
ieroAl Rolf sorktsi bosi ~ ~ fJr
hind quarters asd 2 Cd tor fore inArtors by tho
q.
ATwEar. Aug 2O.-Petrosum-Ftne Pais American 10
francs centos pai and Is francs 30 centnos sellers
Nlc,x. lrl hbs,t ii 50 rAacs osati 90 Shos
BGENES, Aug 20-wilcoIs Lirt esssi - % MARKS %
sssasx. Aug Sa-Pstroisa-. marks eS ptonsias'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
EUROPEAN FfyAycfAL MARKETS

IONpoN. Aug lO-l2SO p. m.-United states Four Per
Cent Bonds l0l Four and "A Hall Per Cent
lIOA Auantu and Great Hestcrn First Mortgage Tru,
Certificates i5S Canadian Pacific 6Sr, Erie,
consOiA lU34 hrxcan Ordinary. blA. ST Paul Common
s634 Pennsylvania. 81 y Mexican Central. lGia
Pans quote fIrse Per Cent ltentcs at IL
90 rent for the account.
Money / cent.
an m Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
tees CeTuncdeA iJ3i 81 Paul Common Sjlt New-York
Central. g.
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Eng.
land OF al O.ddyis $4,000
paris adyces quote Per Cent entes 81 francs
G5 crntnsS the account. aud exchange London at
rs faces 80 centde- Tor checks
OF thu bullion With rawn fnm the Bank OF England to-
dav 1900 shipment Ia America
The discount IN tue open market for short and
three months bills Is 90 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

The bank exchanges at the New York Clearing House
and the stocks soil at the NewYOrs stock Exohauge
for the weeks oi three years compare AS foIlowsi
Week ending. Aug a. lssh Aug ~ lss8 Aug 20 lssa
Fxe hanges 300 J3b<02 S6l302k sDi Sj0o0UtIO4
No. shares sold. 2,3IlboS l.433,7Io oAi,ooo
The local money market ruled at 4@5 per cent despite
Treasury abaorpions u Thursday OF some *zOOO0oo
IN OF for imported gold Oh one or two
days raisa specuiaveiy advanced 10 cent for
a few moments. but day the asking rate at the
Close per cent SENS lime loans reported ut DIG
per cent
moroia papar passed out Of bank at Ia LIZ per cent
Among the domestic exchanges NewYork funds nc the
year at this time they were at discount and al ~
Louis ana Chicago they are At discount or % To %
caats mar II OJD-about tho same one year ago. In
ths foreign exchanges sight sterling carly IN the week
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TIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRx Saturday Aug eel wes ~
cars OF heA-l6 at Jersey Clty % Sas ~
8o st. Total for l. 7so head against lo3i no
fr he sane time Mr.. Eastman recei'sa ~ oa
J. steru II cars ~ Dol smith 10 cars Ana 'horo "
not o sale, Feeling steady o.,.,,tb
Otner shipments previously reported .toaav
CAIVtS-E sceips vsre IlS head Feeling barely sew,y'
Trade lin tod of Buttarnik calves .od 20 ~
uf nominal quotations ~"
sales Hume a euloni ~ Butternhk CAVES i'' " Nv
sIshEP %Syp LAMBs-Rscolpts were ls cars ef3o5i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

The for refined oil moderately active in
sympathy the price OF crude yielded slightly The clos
ing quotation cent lower at Oh cents gallon Abel
test at NewYork Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL CITY. Penn. Aug. 20 Crude oil National Tcs1ss
Certificates opened AMI closed at SO highest prcs
ooh; lowest price $50 sales 240oD Darrell, chlrters
a. 254 Iarres cearances 100000 barrels. shipments
77.T52 barrels. runs, barrels
PtrrssuRG Penn Aug 20-Petroeum dull and steady;
Naton. Transit opened at 50 aud closed al
5ya highest price. 59S. lowest prise. o.
BRADFORD Penn. Aug 20.-Cruie Oi-NationA rraast
Cerdcats. ensd SO e closed az SO highest price,
M 10 lowest price 50ia CleSrances i2i2OOO barrels
TtrusyuLR Penn Aug. % Crude Oil-Naiio1a TRANSIT
Certificates opened at 50 closed 69s highest price,
6ga lowest price, 90.
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RATS FoR cnARrER As TO sIAh

for orders Direct u H. continent
GRAIN steam. - nj zaJh a., 5so" "a -,
Prtrornm al r. 02.0d "a ,6d. rs 4Zs3d.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Exporters were moderate bnyers
support Sales bills Mess private terus Mess gu9te
al SljaSl5 2J Old Sl5 5OGSl5 - Or new SlS ,oG
sl7 Tor Family Mess tl6gtl7 for clear BACK ana ~, ~
Tor Extra Prime .. BEEF-Quet ant unchanged IN PIlce
s79s7 50 Packet 81 JOO$Si fl,te 81
In nght request. Quoted at &l7 JO.--..Cu MEAI
aggregate Sales 700 Picked Sh3n,s o aaco
PICK Ell Hams i2al2ac. Picked Bellies IL 10 qnoed $40,
Picked Hams l29l2tci pIckIed sn %o,I c7ce'
MIDDLE sgle,trd and mammal Long Clear III New.
YORK qnoted az sic....... DRESSED HOG--laic iair
demand AT steady prices Cv Heavy Ia Light IA9 &c Fgs
speculative dealings werr wholly OF scaphS n1.
ure Prices ned couple OF points, Closing AZ hv .o
bottom. Sales 400 les. Western Steam Tor he ,ohtd1n'
private 10 ties hs0c CIV steam ,iny sanS
las to-. G5c Refined quoted 7lOc. Continent Soui
America 74Oc.; 1850 tcs Srpem9er 90 %. n.s
6i5c 1910 tes October $50 co'dng $3.50 De-
oembe closing SIC. asked l25O YES January
Gs7c closing es7e rrER CHE 81 ana ~ ut
incident the close OF tho week western ' b1ry
ery lGG2Jc. Creamery, 23a2bc STATE D Dw'
half hrkn tuba u 25ci state nal hIkns ~ es,crn
imitation Creamery iG62Oc Cheese state Factory is
l2c Including White II Ic CooIed l2Gi N'g9 1 c
899'.ci Ohio FACTORY. 90losc EgTsus,a,e' "a, Sl7c
: EARINE-puIl and unchangei IN Price 0'P P"'''
&c. Western, TAO bid olremargarine 90 r o,o,ad
at Tor MoIas.es 9i6c for Far Rehning ys2g
81 &C. for 900 test Centrifugal sales 200 hhds ana 2vo
bags Molasses l6c cost and freight ex snip ona 40
dull Loaf i6 rushed e9S i, Ms,,S GuVei 1 1c,
Confectionery A. iSi6c Coass e.Aa Enara G. 40
TALfo14flffm but quiet Prime City quoted at s]a'
small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

ra' Dsry iSs s'' sss as6'i
2SEea was Family IS NO 10
Red iael4e Receipts 500 bush 'no@sn' 100 onsn
. N,t SoIn Iln Tye steadTCXo so Ole.
Pork steady At sis OO Laro unchanged at 80 30 Bulk
short MGs So 90 Short Clear 80 S7S Whskey steady.
scl'iv-Fancy creamery 9sc. Extra Creamery 2's26e;
Choice barry 31c..... Eggs ise Cheese nrm small
s>s2o r.s@as ana e@,sa'r' "a sos'S s." 10
DETROIT Aug 2o.-Vns,t-S-. White ea,h 7s4ci Ma
RI ca.A ;5e ADJUST Ste September "a g; oeto'
oat.gSa s5.c. 40 whits 81 ;hseept'-w
SO. loo Dush. Cora ...... bush oats i.GcO bush
fxDG,yAPoLis Aug 90 Wheat No. 2 Red 10 .
nncnanecd No 2 Mixed 2Gc odd 20 PC asked
MILwAuKKR. Aug 2O.-FlsIr was quiet whsas quiet
-Casn 6s7c September eoI.S oeSOsT ;; IS
- Rvo armer No 50 s Barre, c ~ SEPTEMBER
- 40 september 80 10 b1ttef was gus" oui s
o,e; .c nFn Rseslp.LFloar ssss SU% Wheat
aSnt. - our H. 100 oDi. $50 Corn bash.
MxyxAroLs Aug 2o.-wheat-Markes closed quiet
new. september 72c Old. zoe new.
Prom Avg % corr active ass @ WSt, So =.
2J9S!7iac.: new No 2 Mixed 2Ssa2ic dye 9niet'
slTl,, 81 Of .kscsos.~WSsat M bush. Corn $1,000
GAt, $500 eush Rye $500 Ia.a Bd 1ns maj;
Oais 5000 OGsa rye :. 80 bush. Bailey -. Ou'h
Ans 2ot.aT a. demand WSSO for SG0 9S
new winters N liberal supply % .a ~, quiet
40 EIus 50 0Ose5 -. PenlsyITan,i rsm' - soS
$50 Penuylvma Houer Process, - 90 - Delaware
- % Indiana Clear 50 GO strsisat 81 W
90 2osS is on Saa Gu'n'n Far
Choice - rs Minnesota O..srs ceIr - sOsst 10;
Choice - % 4s4 IS Fve Flca- 81 6oa2 is per barrel
wheatMarks' nr%cr under light offerings speculation iu
s1pcg's, Not o ops1F Sh So e sepemoeT 5
esOc tor october - isl cc do November $40
=
No Mixed III grain depot 54sc. 50 Mixed track o. &c
Mixed tor , A Ssst % 40 40 1901 Tor
w Tsse S s sT NO sVQ 10 los M n aSot
at Me 80 $50 S Now 40 White SO Sew Waite
IS Oh. &c %s'G cr sousmss a1'' s se dc
for October SitS 5.'c do for November IS
Provision. beet CITY Family per sS - SUess 90
P PSrs mes. si5siG So 10 prime 81 50
DO anv 5ooI7 % Tam. smoked 9Ss Sits Lard.
So ID. Butter dnl-Penusy yauil 1reamery lATA
d5I 2SamS western Extra r'ssr s Facsnt butter
Cheese w.. rs.sr New'York Iu Is.e. Ohio nat,
SKINS arn Pspn.yivnn. nTs!. ls Sc
u UEs t tet ~ SSs Csc surar-Renned steady
g Bran 3
per Receipts Flour 1000 oGis "heaS .SUoo
%ss., o. 600 ou,A Coro 900 Jais 25 90 bush;
5a ssg Aug .SaS qa No. Rod cas-. 50
september .se94c closing 6S4e october 79.SI ~ &c:
SGs@s re closing s7 psn october 81 closing
81 unchanged Cash 24'.s2t.o: SsP'e%nSsr
"a % GsGOfr ne mo,a1 sly 90
fp HaS!sP '!s.S aTm p gao
M rns4 PORK WAS irregular g. 2oss g
c cIss.' Ris: $ 90 $50
c. .sa g sss ss 80 ffS5 '
sso.Ss. - ai0' 5SSo oOls wSsat 1900
SCSoO 'si% Sa, .iS1 OILS 1000
Corn $4,000 bush oats 1000 'u'h Rye .'.'.' O"'"'
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Excess
Runs Deliveries Deliveries.
Total barrels ..........--... Sl932l 4ol.st9 s252s
Total barrels

The Speculation IN certificates last week fairly active.
but sreng OF the previous week was lacking
Ia FACT while the volume OF business was nearly as arge
the directly opposite the previous
one The hge,t price Tuesday and that
TO lose the decline continuous even n SLOW
which The advance had greatly reduced,
has Gee the bears were Responsible for
line In view OF the general sliua
ton approach OF tho season when neld operations
abando ed In part al least te harket hods OUT
Continued and strength. The decline
durng than cents barrel and this may
be quickly recovered 60,
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN National
tho Con soiatei Stock and Petroleum
EIchange for the last three weeks were as foows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
HE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The upward the price OF crude OIL which was
days has been checked aud large part
There doubt that the advance led
selling by the Western interests bat the general situa
ton petroleum industry has not been materially
changed. Il is uncertain whether the proposition TO
curtal the output which Is under discuss on
among producers and probably will be decided at
the meeting early next month, Will be defeated
or not Opposition the project known
TO be strong that the plan could not
carried out he low prices that have long ruled
restrict production and this rsmed, may per
haps the most natural The stock OF "
above ground steadily and although one or I've
last week. Afforded pretext Tor de-
clue In price production IA small 10 have in
the general result The net stock OF the
National Transit Company on July 81 was 2S6f5.l46
barrel. decrease OF 26l2663 barrels rom the
corres bonding time last year. VIII g In August
lsS4 the stock nearly 31.JOO00O barrels.
In Tuly number of wells drilling l35 aud OF rigs
seventy gt with production averaging little moro
than 1000 bareis day. while the preceding year the
well, drilling numbered 35l and rigs l2s, with average
new production 1853 barrels The total production for
generally estimated az over $1,000 barrels against
IS 9J3 barrels the month last year PROBABLY tne
condition Of affairs exists among the other pipe ne
compaues tho eff ct must naturally be felt ID ume
The pipeline ngures for last week were encouraglng 10y
ia deliveries aud charters. The
oirc al dgures from August IL To Is were as loows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22

TOLEDO. Aug. 20.-wheat dull Cash TAO, August 40
;,.,S Corn lower Cash ~tc asy .ed
"AsSs $1,000 bush Corn 5000 bush oats l.vOO bust
snipnsut&wheAt LOCO bush Cern 1000 bash Oats
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New.Orleans
STAINED.
Good ordiuary......... 81

Good Ordinary. ......-.. 81 Low Middlng....-. S9
St Good Ordinary. GIG Miidling. os
sharp advance in the for contracts at Liverpool
Influences firm feeling the local market First prices
represented advance Of Is points August and 50l
points months AMI the close steady nc
further advance Of points August ami point on later
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SPIRITS OF rURPENTrNE.

CHARLESTON. Aug. 20-Turoentine steaiy At Sic.
sAvASxAH. Aug. 21.-rurventlas nrm at soc.
WILMINGTON Aug. 20-rurpeBtins nrln Al SOC
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Yesteri,y. ro-day


CLO 3Iyd PRLOGS DP BJjrJE SFJrt&
BOsrOS. Aug 20 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
The Leading futures ranged as follows.

Flour dull prices for Winter but firm ior
Spring Patents adOteiWn Wheat - - - -.
Sprng Wheat 80 ,O0I %. spring Patents 81 % "a 90
The highest cash prices follows:-WheU-No.
sprlnp is &C No 5 spring % &c. Ne keI II nc Corn
M .Oats-No. a ~. .Kys-Na = 4f@c....
Barlsy-No nominal. FiaI sesd-So 99c. Puas
Timothy - 20 ass SIS Oh. Lard--so ~
~ 90 Dry saItsi shoulders ooxei
DDCsL " nisSeY. 81 10
De gallon $500. Loaf OranuI4lod
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
ORDER OF PUBL LEGATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
sitting in Equity.
No 6Si Equity Docket
BENJAuiN p TUBUAN, PlaiunF,
PETE EvERETT& AELIAE EVERETT
tjs wIf-, Uc.cniAats

I'VE Object %! lh. suit B., 10 Obtain decree
L Tor the sale Of certain real estate situated in
Charles coaoiy. Msrsfsai, which ws, mort
gagged 20 ia~ sal Benz amin y Tuum.a b. 'hs
sad Peter u E~rrc;t AMI AcIla + ErcrctJ hi,
Wifi
The ball states that Oh the 18th iNv o. No
r-mner. \ n 1883 the ssIl Peter u EysrrF
and Asha I. Everett. hIs ss'r sx~catci 10 the
said BrrJ,min p Tghuaq q mortgage on Ger
tain real estate. thrrr5n iescrI b.d 10 secure he
pavncni II The SIN Of 80 haaIrsi dollars
>!gU oo1 xhicA 49, ia "a fas and owius 10
the .,ji hcoJ 10 II TItmtu by The ssGi Peter
d Everett aai A-ll, T. Ersfef;. ~, st.s that
no part Of the -,ui ,am oi tso huair~i dyii,rs
and the ia,sr-st sser a-t thereon D.. tesu paid
.l'hoogh the time limited 'oT The p.,navnr
thereof tr ih~ ooutsirea 81 sa.t mortgage
- passed a lhtt baiH ~ lbe SD drtrnd .afs
are oUa r-sd ~. Of thu - ate OF usr,i.ni
l. - therefore ihi, -tai Ia. % psgvn r.
A q 1855 ortsr-i hs the Circuit Court for
Ch.rirs ,oarir. sst'3as a. a Cosrt ai Equity,
that fh- pslBtif. hy essssn. : cops o. Hh.s or
der - b~ inserted "a some ar&.pspyF pabltsbrd
IN % trl~s cnuafy, onrr sex "a ZACH Of four
successive Se-k, p~;or- be hs.t tay OF FsSru.
srv. A l. lSsI. gtre notice 20 tie ~bs-ns de-
frndsats ~ tts ,Iositare sai pty-cl ~ tht. tltl
ssrntnE them 70 spPesr IN lhl. 4 sust psrsoa
or py s.i'rtfor on or nrlurr lhe hr.t IsV at NJ.
\ d ls-5. 4 hsT~ gts- esgsr. # sny they
have, ais te-rsc shou not pAs' as prayed
True coyv i >Axl TrkSys Clerk
Cirrttt Court Ia,rles 20
T~si II SAN TrsNEg G.~tk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21

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ner, but believe in doing business en-
tlrel, upon its merits.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
aprsunai


| We have received copy OF the Christmas
numuer Of the EdrndsriRe Infeil,g,aeer, pub
! Iished at Eiward.vil-, Illinois. II - a mann
NTH 20 page sheet AID apart from much other
Interesting matter II contains pictures Of the
/ eIding citizens OF Ei~ardsvilIe to- iher With
cuts Of many of the handsome residences of the
town. Aiming The latter We noticed lb- home
Of former fellow count, mao, B r Burroughs,
E g., brother II our worth, county father "
Mex Burroughs, and leading and prosp, reus
lawyer of En wardsyil r. The residence Of W
| Burroughs is said 10 be situated in most
pleasant part of the town, and judging from
tie picture it i. handsome and cheerful look
/ ing cottage and shows much taste on the part
of Mr. Burroughs in the building Elsew here
in The paper the genial and Intelligent face OF
Mr.. Burroughs is to be seen and just under il
is the following sketch of him, which will be
read with interest by his many friends in
Charles, who will rej,ice at the success and
pro.p ri,y attained By our former citizen in his
| far West I'm home:
! Ben4min R Burroughs is native OF Charles
county. Mar, land He received private in
| strucrion until 1866, when he WAS sent To
| Charlotte Hall College from which he gradu-
ated From 1873 15 he read law with Krone
Il Hadley at Ed ~ard-vile In he fall of s75 he
entered the senior class OF Union Law College
Chicago. and graduated in June. He immedi
ateIv opened office and practiced alone u1-
Ill 1878 hen he eDtered into partnership with
Frank W. Burnett. The firm continued until
1891, when Mr. Burnett moved 10 Springfield
About four years ago Mr.. Burroughs formrd a
partnership with Wilbur NJ. W.rnock Mr.
Burr GU ms is a good lawyer and an able tnlker
| Politically he is a democrat and stands high in
the counse Of the party. His name has been
suggested for various positions OF honor and
trnst Lately he has been q. lite frequently
mentioned in connection with the Judicial err
mine of this circuit and should he be at an
time called to that position il v i'll be We rth y
bestowed. Mr.. Burroughs has recently remod.
elei and fitted his house with piping for gas
and steam heating. and the system is said to be
The most convenient and best constructed in
| this city or viciL ity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
OUR PLATFORM.

RI LIZ /. To Keep only 4 thor
ough X reliable stock
Of Fancy and Staple
Drg Goods
RI LIE ,. To adhere strictly
To the "OHe Price"
system, aud guarantee
that price TO be Il. low,
II not lower, than anv
other house for the
same grade Of goods.
RI LIE 3. To stand bv every
representation, cheer
fully refunding the
money in all cases Of
dissatisfaction with.
out asking the why.
or wherefore
RULE t. To keep direct con
uec'lon with the
Wholesale market at
ali seasonsof the year,
thereby bringing our
customers IN direct
contact with manu-.
faCtITers.
III IL !. Actu,I fidelity. 10
AID due appreciation
of our customers. in.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS {:

s9 The subscription price OF The
TINES is ST.. per annum If paid IN
advance or at any time ,cithin. the car
rent gear; if not paid ,cithin the gear
$3.50 viU be iavaria6ly charged, e.
sl,cays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wHl be made.